PYLE AUDIO PP444 Phono Turntable Pre Amplifier 12 V DC car electronics accessory
- Installation Tools
- Converts Phono Sign…
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8 AWG amplifier installation kit includes 16 AWG interconnect cable with 65 strands of 100% oxygen-free copper and brass hardware
This kit supplies the wiring and interconnects needed to connect an amplifier in a vehicle. It uses 8 AWG power and ground cables made from 100 percent oxygen-free copper. The included remote wire is 16 AWG with a 1.31 mm² cross-section and 65 strands. All brass components meet high manufacturing standards.
The kit suits anyone wiring one amplifier with 8 AWG power requirements and a standard remote turn-on lead. Buyers who need more than one amplifier connection or a different power cable gauge should look at other options.
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The install kit supplies 16 AWG (1.31 mm²) 65-strand 100% oxygen-free copper wire for both power and speaker connections, plus brass terminals and fittings.
Yes — the 16 AWG (1.31 mm²) 65-strand oxygen-free copper wire can be tapped directly into factory speaker wires for a high-level amplifier input.
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